CIET undertakes epidemiological research and training with a special purpose. Their aim is to move epidemiology's center of gravity from universities in rich countries toward places and situations where it is needed most: in developing countries, in emergencies and among marginalised populations. Global Health TV visited Nigeria where CIET have been carrying out a social audit to address maternal health issues and outcomes.
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"Our findings cry out for a level of commitment and follow-through by the international community and individual governments that have been absent since the passage of Security Council Resolution 2286 a year ago", said Leonard S. Rubenstein, chair of the coalition and director of the Program on Human Rights, Health and Conflict at Johns Hopkins University Bloomberg School of Public Health [...]
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